Hi, I think you missunderstood the GAE compatibility tool goal, it checked if jOpenDocument can be compiled to JavaScript by the Java -> JavaScript compiler from google in order to be executed by the browser localy.
To remove swing related parts will not solve the issue, running in the browser is a bad idea for a library which needs access to files and which performs a lot of processing. Using jOpenDocument as-is at the server level is working fine, as any Java library. Regards, Guillaume 2010/5/16 Christian <[email protected]> > Title says it all :) > > http://www.ltech.com/google-app-engine-java-compatibility-analyzer.html > reveals that jOpenDocuments relies on quite a few forbidden Swing > classes preventing to use it on GAE/J. I would like to see a split in > a core.jar component for OpenDocument modification and another jar for > the viewer. > > Thanks for your great work > > Chris >
